My washing machine pipe is heavily leaky (see image attached).
It is leaking from the white pipe so i guess if i want to replace the washer I need to do so here - does anyone have any advice? i was planning to do this myself if possible
Thanks in advance for all the help!
Leaking washing machine!
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Re: Leaking washing machine!
First check it hasn't just come loose.
Then maybe check there is no dirt or scale clogged up in the little mesh inside that white valve.
If no good I would just replace the hose, they are very cheap, about 3 or 4 quid on screwfix
PS: when you do take it off there will be residual water in the pipe so bowel or towel at the ready
Then maybe check there is no dirt or scale clogged up in the little mesh inside that white valve.
If no good I would just replace the hose, they are very cheap, about 3 or 4 quid on screwfix
PS: when you do take it off there will be residual water in the pipe so bowel or towel at the ready
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Re: Leaking washing machine!
https://www.screwfix.com/p/washing-mach ... pack/53909
You'll need to isolate the water before replacing and have a towel handy because there will be some residual water in the pipe.
You'll need to isolate the water before replacing and have a towel handy because there will be some residual water in the pipe.
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Re: Leaking washing machine!
wine~o wrote:https://www.screwfix.com/p/washing-mach ... pack/53909
You'll need to isolate the water before replacing and have a towel handy because there will be some residual water in the pipe.
You beat me too it, just edited my post
Ok didn't realise the washers were that cheap!
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Re: Leaking washing machine!
DIY_Johnny wrote:
so bowel or towel at the ready
Towel is preferable to...
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Re: Leaking washing machine!
Sorry for the late reply - thank you both so much for your help! managed to fix the washing machine (albeit did get very wet in the process!)